Labour Party CEO Leonid McKay is succeeding Kurt Farrugia as CEO of Transport Malta as Farrugia takes on the helm of Residenza Malta, the government announced on Tuesday. A statement from the Sustainable Mobility Ministry said that Stephanie Bonello, the former head of secretariat at the Transport Ministry in the previous legislature, will lead the
Kurt Farrugia has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Residenza Malta and will officially take up the role on 1st July. The announcement was made by the Ministry for Education and Sport, which highlighted Farrugia’s extensive leadership experience across government and the public sector. Farrugia previously served as Head of Government Communications
Leonid McKay is set to be appointed Chief Executive of Transport Malta, with Dr Stephanie Bonello tasked with leading the implementation of the government's Malta in Motion plan. McKay will take up the post on Friday, 3 July 2026, replacing Kurt Farrugia, who has been appointed CEO of Residenza Malta. In a statement, the Ministry for Sustainable Mobility
Kurt Farrugia has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Residenza Malta and will officially take up the role on 1st July. The announcement was made by the Ministry for Education and Sport, which highlighted Farrugia’s extensive leadership experience across government and the public sector. Farrugia previously served as Head of Government Communications
The Ministry for Education and Sport on Tuesday announced the appointment of Kurt Farrugia as Chief Executive Officer of Residenza Malta with effect from 1 July 2026. Farrugia moved out of Transport Malta where he served as CEO after disagreement with Sustainable Mobility Minister Chris Bonett. The Education Ministry said Farrugia "brings extensive
